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Guidance

Youth justice family group conference

Youth justice family group conferences are held when tamariki or rangatahi are alleged to have offended or once the charges have been proven. These are convened and facilitated by youth justice coordinators.

New content

We are updating our content covering youth justice family group conferences. The more recent content includes:

Policy: Convening the youth justice family group conference

Policy: Holding the youth justice family group conference

Policy: Supporting, monitoring and reviewing the youth justice family group conference plan

Guidance: Supporting a victim survivor of sexual violence in a youth justice family group conference

Guidance: Appointing a youth advocate for an intention-to-charge family group conference – section 248A

Guidance: Restorative justice and the family group conference – section 258(2)

Guidance: Supporting tamariki and rangatahi with their family group conference plan or court order – section 258(3)

Whānau or family meeting following family group conference referrals on section 14(1)(e) grounds

New content still to come

We're currently updating this content:

Practice note: Family group conferences, community work and the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015

Guidance: Righting the wrong – information on working with victims

Practice note: Can the family group conference record differing positions in the plan?

Guidance: Youth justice family group conferences – Completion and presentation of decisions, recommendations and plans

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